Cost and Demand

Cost

Cost verb - To have a price of.

Usage example: the raffle tickets cost a dollar each

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Demand and cost are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Demand" instead the word "Cost" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: costly, costless, costing, costliness

Demand verb - To ask for (something) earnestly or with authority.

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Cost and demand are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cost" instead the word "Demand" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: demanding, demanded, demandant

high	high cost	high demand
low	low cost	low demand
long	long cost	long demand
similar	similar cost	similar demand
Other adjectives: current, reasonable, sheer, simple, heavy, small, real, massive, large, increased, great, huge, little, lower, possible, less, additional, tremendous, greater, increasing, higher.

life	cost life	demand life
action	cost action	demand action
number	cost number	demand number
price	cost price	demand price
Other words: hand, use, money, amounts.

The GTELs were retired when the originally low cost heavy residual oil they burned faced increasing demand from the plastics industry and replaced with the aforementioned diesel units.

Source: Cool Train
They had quarrelled since the 1935 takeover over the fact that Lehmann rushed to satisfy any demand from the Reich government, regardless the cost or risk.

Source: Useful Notes / The Hindenburg
There would also be a shift towards fast growing foodstuffs and a lessened demand, or increased cost for luxury food items like most kinds of meat, or tree fruits.

Source: Analysis / Arcology

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